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Does anyone feel like an explanation is important to viewing the photo?

Important? Probably not. . . . Most explanations (of any kind, not just these phots) are more important to the speaker than the listener.

I'm OK with them, but I admire those who feel that the picture speaks for itself, which it should--explanation or not. Having said that, "blue" has proven to be the most challenging these so far.

I particularly admire Voni's approach this week. Inspiringly creative. Poor little feller. When I hit my thumb with a hammer, the result is also blue, but that refers the stream of obscenities spewing from my mouth making all sailors and teamsters within earshot blush.

I don't particularly want to explain why it says Blue to me. Does anyone feel like an explanation is important to viewing the photo?

No. I don't think so. How it makes me feel is what it is. That would be even more of what it is to me in B&W.
But it is interesting, too, how it makes the artist feel. That's something else and it might give me a different view.

Blue Too

When I shoot something I almost always see several more shots, here is the last one. These two shots were taken in my driveway. A work light served as the light source and a piece of white cardboard pulled from the trash was my reflector.